Patrocles
historical figure · 3 works · 3 mentions · 5 anchored passages
Patrocles of Phlya
spoken of as
1 expressionPatrocles of Phlya1 mention
On the Crown (Greek)
The bill was passed by the Council and the People, and Patrocles of Phlya indicted Demosthenes for a breach of the constitution, and, not obtaining the required proportion of votes, paid the fee of five hundred drachmas.
in the texts
On the Crown
Athenian who indicted Demosthenes for the trierarchy reform.
The bill was passed by the Council and the People, and Patrocles of Phlya indicted Demosthenes for a breach of the constitution, and, not obtaining the required proportion of votes, paid the fee of five hundred drachmas.
Against Callimachus
A friend of the speaker and associate of the King-Archon who seized money Callimachus was carrying and was later sued by Callimachus over its loss.
second, Rhinon and his colleagues, who will tell you that it was Patrocles, and not I, who denounced him to them;
Later, after the return of the citizen-exiles from Piraeus, Callimachus brought a charge against Patrocles and instituted proceedings against him on the ground that he was responsible for his loss.
Patrocles, an enemy of Callimachus who is now prosecuting me in this suit, met him as he was carrying a sum of money, laid hold of him, and claimed that this money had been left by Pamphilus and belonged to the government;
Euthydemus
Socrates's half-brother, mentioned as part of the family details the sophists exploit in their kinship sophism.
For Patrocles, my brother, was not his father;
that is, by the same mother, but not by the same father.